Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-07
PorkopoIis to Guido St. Louis Emyties
Her Population Into the Streets
to Welcome Her Visitors.
The President and His Wife Receive
One Long Ovation From tha Time
the Train Pulls Int the Station.
Mr. Cleveland TIckles the Ears of the
Suckers with 81 Little PuCIIng of The
Queen OF the Vest.
LANDRp IN CHICAGO.

oASUAJ INV IuS aILOE uCpOI DIT H6uL1-
third street ST 10 O'Clock this morning.
There IVES q loud shout as the dis
tinguished pair walked across the plat
form 10 their carriage. moment later
the President wss riding through the
streets Of Chicago. II was 8 welcome
lifting the executive OF this great repuD-
lie that President Cleveland net with
when he landed the first time in his life
in Chicago his morning. The enthusi-
esm was electrical. Such crowds and
such bright faces in the same numbers
were never seen before. There must
have been $4,000 men, women and chill
dren gathered within few blocks Of the
station. All the streets leading to
that thoroughfsre were choked up
completely with the press OF
human beings. Above the heads of
the crowd could be seen the helmeted
military. They were truly fine lot OF
men IN ell four companies. cavalry and
artillery. Their arrival Occasioned sen
alton which grew more and more tum1l-
tuous SIS the Presidential equipage ap-
pesred on the scere. AS the Presidents
carr.eIe moved away the military formed
around IL and the tumultuou5 crowd with
wild Cheering Tell in behind. The Presi-
dent took Of his har the moment he got
into the carriage snd bowed and smiled
| as the roaring cheers went up. He
| seemed well pleased with his welcome
end ne might well DC for if was royal.
| Mrs. Cleveland wore black travelling
| dress snd although wearied from her long
| Journey, she looked as fresh and charm
lag as usual.
When the Presidents carriage with TIE
tair mistress Of the White House came II
view 9 cheer went up from the masses
that followed the carriage as it advanced
There YVES no music until the procession
got to ThirtY-seCCnd street and the Grove
did nothing but look at President ans
MIS-. Cleveland. Close I'D behind N,
csrrisges came the NJ Iwsubee Lish
Horse Squadron ald Battery +, Fourth
Artillery, United States Army. Tn
crowd had yelled itself hOGrse Cheerin!
when the Second Division swung int
! line - Michigan avenue. Down Twenty
third street, Wabash avenue and Thirty
fifth street the people Were packed &
never before III the history Of the CITY
, Ga the tops of the houses and in III
windows were
CROWDS OF EAGER FACES
, and from the roofs foated steamers evi
! IDENTIFY provided hurrledly for this Oc
casion. Down Twenty-third street ther
WAS repetition Of the depot scene and
Q man might as well have 8
. tempted TO walk through brio
wall as to force his wa
a in the midst Of the crowd. The nal
procession started from Twenty-secon
+ street at 10 O'Clock in the follOwin
~ order: President and reception commit
n tee, preceded by General Charles Fit
y simmons, chief marshal; Colonel Il.
4 Corbin, chief Of staff, and aids:
n FIRST divislon-Colonel Henry Bsc
. U. S. A, Marshal; Twenty-thrd Infantr
Il L. S. a. four companies, Captain Raj
+ dali; First Regiment, 1. N. G
- Colonel Z. 3. Knox; Second Reg
ment, l. N. g., Colonel a.
G Wheeler; detschmeuts OF the militia fro
= Camp Sheridan; troop of the First Cav,
II ~, U. s. A, Csptsin Camilla c. c. Ca
- Milwaukee Light Horse Squadron, Ca
a. tain George j. Schoeffel; Cley
" land City Troops, Captain Care
son; Chicago L4nciers, Major Jam
Maxwell; Light Battery, Fourth artillel
United States Army, Captain Ed
sailors and marines from the Unit
States steamer Michigan, Command
Id Pickings.
Second division - General Jose
II Stockton, Marshal; detail of police; bri
tv ade OF fire department; members of =,
A. Grand Army of the Republic posts; We
= ran soldiers and sailors; veterans Of
~ Seventh New York regiment, Gerald
ps Stanton, President; Oakland Riff
~ Captain Bradford; Morgan Park Cade
- S. P. Davidson, Superintendent; SIT
T Shooters Of Savoy, Captain SpizZi;
n. hemisn Sharp Shooters, CsptainJ Stain
n Third division - General Herm1
,-o L!eb, MsrshaI; Cook County Democrs
~, a. Club; Select Knights Of Pythias; Order
,ed Scottish clans, Patriotic Sons of Amer
m French Canadians, Illinois Cycling c
~ ~. on Wheels, Socrieta Italenia, Ulione Fl
-. tallanza, Italian Society OF Christop
,Ga Columbus, Society Aperis RecIgliano,;
,ro hemian Turner'S, Thirteenth Ward [
49,, ored Democratic Club, Legion of Guis
~ pc and Carl 1aldi in Carriages, Clan Ma
" Guards, L P. Buckley, commander;
herman Rifles, J. j. Brophy, command
Fourth Divisio1-General W. G NJ
berry, marshal; industrial orgsnjzsti
and Independent Order of Foresters.
AS the procession moved along
President was Kept busy bowling
IS smiling. Most Of the time he was
ate covered The ladies' seemed particul
ste anxious to get a good look at the Pr
9nr dents wife, and many Of them were n
SITS aggressive in putting themselves forv
-ou than we're the men. 1t was 8
,re- SUCCESSION OF ovATIoNs
The the President received all along
route. Up Michigan avenue there
de- fenced thousands Of spectators. Fl
600, looked out of the windows. Men '
new to be seen DC the roofs of houses and
re- over flashed the stars and stripes y
anne the muse of many bands and the chez
TIE Of the people filed the air. When
Dy head Of the procession reached the q
for stand at the auditorium the p
.rk, dent end the reception comm
This ,oo!i taeir places on the stand
med was otter 10 O'Clock when the
ipgs OF the procession passed in review bc
four the President. mayor Roche then
'ank dressed the President to welcome hi
;snk the city, and the President responde
lur- follows: sit was soon after the eleC
MY of 'S4 that an old resident OF VouG
the was urging me
TO PAY YOU VISIT.
He .ried TO meet all objections that
more stated, and insisted with unyiel
iyerf pertinacity that I should accept tn
1T OIL vitstion. Az LAST, and sitter ell pei
sign seemed to fail, be broke out Wltn